# Instruct the People's Commissariat of Foreign Trade to Enter into an Agreement with the People's Commissariat of State Control and the Cheka on the Struggle Against Those Concealing Goods and Supplies That Could Serve, Among Other Things, as a Fund for Export Abroad.

Source: PSS vol. 54

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE POLITBURO OF THE CC RCP(b)

Members of the Politburo:
I request you to read: Interesting.

I am in favor of finding a compromise with them 706.

Lenin

SPEECH AT THE OPENING OF

THE WORKERS' PALACE NAMED AFTER ZAGORSKY

MAY 1, 1920

NEWSPAPER REPORT

Comrade Lenin devoted his brief speech to the memory of Comrade Zagorsky, to his meeting with the late comrade abroad, in emigration, in 1907, when Comrade Lenin had occasion to travel to deliver reports and lectures to workers' circles of foreign comrades and also to circles of Russian émigrés. Even then Comrade Zagorsky, being secretary of the Geneva group of Bolsheviks, made the impression of an energetic, intelligent man and a good organizer, devoted heart and soul to the work of the party. When in 1918 Comrade Zagorsky returned to Moscow, he threw himself entirely into party work and soon was elected secretary of the Moscow organization, at that glorious post where he perished in an explosion on Leontievsky Lane 707.

SPEECH AT THE ELEVENTH GRADUATION OF

RED COMMANDERS OF THE FIRST MOSCOW MACHINE GUN COURSES

MAY 12, 1920

CHRONICLE RECORD

Lenin addressed the newly commissioned Red commanders with a speech in which he indicated what the Red commander must carry with him to the Western Front. The Red commander must remember that we are fighting not against Polish workers and peasants, but against the Polish bourgeoisie and landowners, as well as the capitalists of the Entente, who stand behind them and control the Polish lords. You know, said Comrade Lenin, that this war has been imposed upon us against our will,

Written March 2, 1920

First published in 1933

in Lenin Miscellany XXIV

Printed from the manuscript

Written between April 19

and May 6, 1920

Printed for the first time, from the manuscript

"Izvestiya VTsIK" No. 94, May 4,
1920 and "Pravda" No. 95,
May 5, 1920

Printed according to the text
of the newspaper "Pravda"